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On Thursday morning, South Central Alaska experienced a noticeable seismic event. An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.6 struck at 9:33 AM.
Details of the Earthquake
The earthquake’s epicenter was located 44 miles south of Seward. It occurred at a depth of 13.5 miles.
Tsunami Response
According to tsunami.Gov, no tsunami warnings, advisories, watches, or threats were issued following the quake. Authorities confirmed that the event did not pose a risk of tidal waves.
Impact Assessment
- No damages reported
- No injuries reported
Residents of the southern Kenai Peninsula felt the brief tremor but remained unharmed.
Conclusion
This event serves as a reminder of Alaska’s seismic activity. While noticeable, the earthquake proved to be minor with no lasting impact on the community.
